Gopło

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Gopło Lake, view from the Mouse Tower of Kruszwica
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Gopło Lake, view from the Mouse Tower of Kruszwica

Gopło is a lake in Poland near the city of Gniezno in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodship.

The Goplanie (Polish tribe) made their home on the shores of Lake Gopło. At the northern end of the lake is situated the Mouse Tower of Kruszwica (Mysia Wieża). Legend persists that it was named after the Prince Popiel, who rejected his people and for his oversight was devoured by mice in the tower.

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